Frequently Asked Questions

Get answers to common questions about Keratin Brow Lamination.

Results usually last 6–8 weeks depending on your hair growth cycle and aftercare routine. Touch-ups are recommended every 6–8 weeks to maintain lift and shape; gentle maintenance and avoiding oil-based products help prolong results.

Yes — keratin brow lamination works on most hair types, including coarse, curly, fine or sparse brows. The low-pH, keratin-enriched system repositions hairs safely. A consultation confirms suitability and the best shaping approach for your brows.

When performed professionally with a keratin, low-pH system, lamination shouldn’t damage natural hairs. It restructures hair direction rather than removing hair. Proper technique and aftercare minimize risk; any concerns are reviewed during your consultation.

Please allow 45–60 minutes for a full appointment, including consultation, mapping, the lamination process, and finishing touches. First-time clients may need a little extra time to design shape and discuss aftercare.

Avoid water, steam, heavy sweating and oil-based products for 24–48 hours. Brush brows daily, use recommended nourishing serums, and schedule regular touch-ups to keep hairs healthy and the shape consistent.

You can tint brows in the same appointment or before lamination depending on skin sensitivity and timing. Many technicians tint after lamination for best placement; your technician will advise the safest option during consultation.